This is a classic mental effect where three spectators each write down a number and a fourth spectator makes the addition. this sum matches your prediction. So far so good.

This is a direct and baffling mental effect with common objects!You display three key cases, the type where you press on the sides of the case and the key falls out hanging from a chain.

Necklace Prediction. Here is a different mental effect using dice. You show a little jewel box which you put on the table. Inside is your prediction.From a glass containing four different colored...

Invented by El Duco No, this is not about Penn & Teller. It's a novel close-up effect from El Duco!Ask a spectator to shuffle the deck and count off 12 cards.

During the Viking Age, the Vikings left their messages and characters (runes) engraved in stones. Each rune character had a special meaning.In this experiment the spectator selects one of five...

From a wallet, you take out a piece of cross-ruled paper. Have a spectator to assist you. Ask for the spectator's birth date. Year, month and day. Write this in one of the squares.